A Dino Octa where turns are reduced to slice turns only. The stickers are choosen appropriately with opposing sides stickered equally.

• Inventor: Casey Mihaloew
• Mechanism: Face turning octahedron
• Patents: Unknown
• Producer: 3D printing service
• Year: 2019
• Original Price: $0.00 USD
• Current Price: No Data

This is an inplementation of the slices-only Dino Octa. Every side can only turned together with the oposing. Appropriately oposing sides are stickered with the same colours.
This stays true when the puzzle is scrambled. It also gave the puzzle its name: If the geometry of a Rubik's Cube can be considered to be spherical, this puzzle can be considered to be on a projective sphere.
There are no gears and it is implemented as a slice turning puzzle using the shells mechanism. The six corners are actually fixed to the core and hold in the four intersecting rings of turning pieces.
Diameter (inner): 132 mm
Weight: 70 grams

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